Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' The Fear Of The I il The day of buying erac the pound is over. We're gt makers haven't enough eonl II on. I High-Art j| Made by Strousc & Br II I on your clothes label is not < il but their ] iedge of QUALIT1 TEE of absolute satisfaction jj We are showing them i | We have received a shi { cai Worsteds ar.d Mohair Sp ! Our Shoe and Oxford s i all the Leathers and Styles ii | rice Shoes. i Ladies' Mahogany Fum ' Ladies' Patent Leather, | Ladies' Kid Pumps, Coi ' LadicA Oxfcrds, Milit: | and Tan. | Children's and Misses' i from We received on April " lj son Hats, colors Brown, Oli II Our line of Furnishings ' Come to see us. II || TEAL-JO The Home of | MONEY TO LEND Money to lend on impmve.l resi estate, lonjj time loan , low rate o interest. Thos L. Smith, Attorney s?t law. tf ('hornw, S. < E. MAE E! OPTOl\ Office in Peoples' Bank. 1 glac3C3 by ti:c mcs'. np-to-rlaf; guaranleeu. iioi iiere for a < manently. EYES __E | I j The lii I I r? it ij i is r it ij I ricf it for pat huj I to c v I 8 ll t I I V II 1 il Inknown : I s i kers out of a barrel, soap by * V tting suspicious of things the itlence in to put their names \ < Clothes j, others, Baltimore, Md., j | >nly the signature of makers, f : Y, and we add our GUARAN- J J any time. j < X n Regulars, Stouts and Slims, j pment of Palm Beach, Tropi- j1 >ring Suits. < II itock is Complete. We have || . n Ralston, Craddock and Bilt- jj I ps, Military Heel, Engish Toe. , French and Military Heel, onial Buckle, French Heel. 1 \ry and French Heel, Black ^ I i ' Shoes and Oxfords, $1.00 to $3.00 j, it'n another Shipment of Stet- J ve, Black and Green. ' was never more complete. j , NES GO. Good Clothes j 1 i Wo liavc opened our third store? next door to Seegers Shop. All new il f goods. In charge of A. C. Nicholson. i3. A. NICHOLSON & SON, Jefferson If wc havn't it, we will get it. Square Deal Drug Co. 3GEWGRTH /1ETRIST Vcpared to examine eyes and fit , 2 and scientific methods. Work Jay or a week, but located perp :XAMiNED Glc r k ii i me ot All The Momer The old saying that t he feathers Well, in our Ladies' Department e(|uired to make the I?ird of Parad See our line of Ladies' and Misse i and latest fashions and colors. Then, again, Miss Folsom, who 1 you, that Spring hat to your lil t< rn hats to the lowest. To buy fi correctly. You absolutely can not Miss Folsom invites you to come In our PIECE GOODS DEPAP/I Hie for your every need. J. PUS LOCAL ITEMS s The road scraper borrowed from I ho chain panp did some excellent vork on the Chesterfield streets this j veek. K Adam* Cash Market for prompt ' ervice. The well that is beinp drilled in 1 he yard of the county jail has ' eached a depth of over 200 feet, some fine veins have been struck but i t is planned to po some distance fur- ] her in order to pet a larper flow of 1 vater. i Demonstration of the Avery Riding Cultivator at the Dr. Redfearn Farm Saturday, April 10 at 2 P.M. For the best things to eat, go to A. , 7. Davis Market. Mr. John Lucas has resipned his sosition of manaper for the Chesterield Telephone Co. and will hence- < Forth devote his time to apricultural i sursuits. As manaper and lineman . dr. Lucas was A 1, and no doubt a 'ull measure of success awaits him Coll U? 1 I-1 ? it ivav iuu ?ucii at' nan inn tuuun, turn, .'tc.f lined up for the market. Fresh vegetables being received Jaily at the Adams Cash Market. Mr. R. B. Lancy, of Cheraw, was in ;own Tuesday on business. Mr. B. F. Pegues, of Cheraw, was in Chesterfield Monday. A. F. Davis Market handles only the best Groceries. There will be a meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at the Baptist Church, Friday afternoon at Tour o'clock. Services at Long Branch will be icld the First Sunday morning at 11 /clock, third Sunday afternoon at 3 /clock. WANTED: Our customers to know wr have big lots of Oats, Cotton Seed ideal, Mill Feed, Meal and Flour. P. A. NICHOLSON & SON, Jefferson We are getting in a complete line c>f the famous Delmonte canned {oods. Adams Cash Market. There will be preaching at Brock's J Mill Sunday afternoon at o'clock. * Mrs. A. B. Frailey, of Columbia, is visiting her mother, Mis. D. M. : Barcntine, who is seriously ill. I Cultivating becomes a joy ride when on an Avery Riding Cultivator. Demonstration at the Dr. Redfearn Farm at 2 P. M., next Saturday. Mrs. W. G. White, Sr., and little Billy Garner White, of York, spent part of this week with Mrs. D. II. Laney. A. F. Davis Market handles only the best of meats. Mrs. J. W. McElwee and daughter are visiting Mrs. 1). ]\ Douglass. Try Hippolitc for nie and cake making?nothing like it in the world. Made by DELMONTE and put up in pint jars. Adams Cash Market. The following young ladies were at home from school for Easter: Misses Maude Garland Welsh, Ruth Hurst and Dorris Laney, of Columbia College; Inla Teal and Pearle Moore, j of Lander and Mary Bell Welsh, of? Queen's College. Mr. Jack Douglass came home from the University of South Carolina to spend the week with his parents, Sheriff and Mrs. I). P. Douglass. rious S| Time, WI it When the Bli make the bird is altogether wroi Store you will find almost all th ise sit up and take notice. s' coat suits in all the popular fa knows how, is on the job to ma cing in all styles from the late om our hat department means go wrong here. and see her. WIKNT we are indeed well fix< ;ser< Miss Mildred Laney, who is engagid in teaching at Andrews, S. C., ipent several days this week with her jarents, Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Laney. ( Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 10 cts >k|., Flag Brand Canned Goods, beat luality. ?. A. NICHOLSON A SON, Jefferson Don't forget the Demonstration of the Riding Cultivator at the Dr. RedFearn Farm, Saturday at 2 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Douglass have Tioved into their new home. Mr. Douglass deserves much commenda- ; Lion for his cnterprize in so quickly erecting this beautiful and cozy cot- i tage at a time when building materials and labor are such scarce articles. If your watch is out of fix 1 can cure it. Work guaranteed. Edgeworth, the Jeweler. ! Peoples Bank. We are making suits to order from each of our three stores. No experimenting here. We know how to (it. P. A. NICHOLSON A SON, Jefferson ' Kill the Rats with RAT-SNAP. Square Deal Drug Co. Money to loan on improved farm lands. See Hanna A Hunley, Attys. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Melton have gone to their new home at Brevard, N. C., where they and their family will spend the summer. We have in stock and will be pleas- ' pring ly ien All P jshing Maid W the lat tb- wit tim ke you ;at tha to thii U c &SON ca to snow you ? fine line of Gold | Watch**, Chain* and Diamond*. Come j in and *ee what we have. Edgeworth, the Jeweler. People* Bank. We use only reliable drugs and guarantee absolute ACCURACY and PURITY in Prescriptions. Square Deal Drug Co. Mr. Bradley Teal has placed the first load of lumber on the site of his new home on East Main street. Mr. J. A. Sellers will bc^in the erection of the building within the next two weeks. Kodak season is on. We handle a complete line, also Films. Square Deal Drug Co. MEULO'.? whassat?? -VER^N CASH REGISTER AiNt VMORKIM'? WCU, VMHADOA t 1 care? imopc,th\& ain't The REPAID. SHOP WHV OONJTCHA *fAT advertising? THAT < l MAKES 'EM WJORVO. V'BETCHA) N?^ O'BTE'. upwii mm CLASSIFIED FOR SALE?One heifer, Jersey; 7 months old, $35.00; 4 pigs, 7 weeks old, $32.00; one metal com crib, 275 bu. capacity, $150.00. 2t-p-14 B. J. Douglass. FOR SALE?A few settings of eggs from my pen of Columbia Wyandots for $2.00 per setting. Will sell \ to Club members at $1.50 per set- ' ting. " P Burress Lisenby. WANTED TO SELL?Improved Early Portorico, Nancyhall and Triumph Potato plants, Government inspected, $2.50 per 1,000. Cabbage plants and Tomato plants, $.50 per 1,000. All varieties shipped daily. Ask for prices. Large quantities. Post paid shipments add 30c. 1,000. DORRIS- KINSEY PLANT CO., 3 p 17 Valdosta, Ga. LADIES WANTED?For a few hours work among friends. Just a few hours work in the afternoon is all. We wil pay you well for it. We prefer School Teachers and those expeirenced in canvassing for church work. Will accept others. Will you give us a few afternoons at good pay? Write at once. Carolina Farmer and Stockman Co. Dept. C., Charelston, S. C. 3tl5 NOTICE OF ELECTION The annual election of Intendant and Wardens for the Town of Chesterfield will be held on the second Tuesday in April next, the same being April 13, 1920. T. E. MULLOY, Clerk NOTICE OF COURT I he Court of Common Pleas fos Chestcsfield County, Spring term, will convene on Monday, April 12th 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M. Jurors and witnesses take notice. Grand Jurors need not attend. I. P. Mangum, Clerk of Court. - .W - v M LOOSENS TOUCHY CORNS Apply a few drops on a sore, touchy corn or bothersome callous. . Instantly the soreness leaves. "At Ease" removes hard corns, soft corns or corns between the toes, without soreness or irritation. "At Ease," the guaranteed corn remover is sold in Chesterfield by the Square Deal Drug Co., Chesterfield Drug Co. and all druggists everywhere. Manufactured by THE STANLY SALES CO. Albermarle, N. C. C. A. Hend fix Grocery' Is now located at the Corner of Railroad Street and Paige Ave., where lie will be pleased to see all of his old friends and customers. The entire stock of Grocceries will be sold at a 10 Per Cent. Reduction. C. A. Hendrix >20 Is H Mature Ta ants to Appear When it comes to SUITS for ] boat and so will you be if you I Behold This 1 See this prettey young miss, al h that beautiful hat tailored by e in that time-boat, and imagine ing man at her side, holding the ( t International Tailored suit or ik of such an ideal little journej The Angels could not weep ovf Come see us at both places, for Buy W. L. Douglass shoes and 1 t Palm Beach suit. And when we sell you, you bu; IS ci VICTORY CONFERENCE AT HOPEWELL CHURCH Thursday April 15th inst. There is to be a victory conference held at Hopewell Church on the above date. All pastors of the association, finance committees, deacons, W. M. W. ' workers are expected to attend. The i conference is in the interest of the J 75 million campaign. Two or three | , speakers from Columbia are expected at the conference. Rev. J. C. Lawson of McBee, is to 1 preach at 10:50, following the prayer service. In the afternoon Rev. A. < T. Stoudcnmire of Jefferson, is expected to preach. It is hoped that cv- ' ery church in the associat'on will be represented. Come expecting a great conference. B. S. Funderburg. TO THE MEMBERS OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH St. Paul's Church is due to date on all current expenses $1105.00. All members who are in arrears are requested if possible to bring their envelopes to church Sunday, or to see the treasurer, Mr. B. F. Teal, at his place of business during the week. B. F. Teal, Secretary and Treasurer. | 1 Mine Sweeper No. 38. V ,p; - " -. I r* f * . v . ' ? ' * * . ' . . > r '. % i & : J Tills Hftle boat was one of the fleet of f>9 which cleared the North Sou of ' 65,000 mines. The Fleet has Just returned to this country and was given a big reception In New York City. These boats would sometimes he out for as long as twenty-Ave duys In the storms and seas for which the North Sea is noted. The work was declared Impossible by other navies, but the United States went ahead and completed this work before the scheduled time. The U. S. Navy once again did the Impossible. BUILDING NEW AND SECOND HAI IALS. SASH, DOCRS ON QUEEN QUAL! RED CEDAR SHINGLES lere r vr kes on i>< at Her Best MEN and YOUNG MEN, we ar auy here. -ovely Picture 1 tailored in our most lovely ^o\ Miss Folsom, speeding the rive ayuin, if you please, that hands* >ars of time, taking the journey i ' that Style-Plus tailored suit.. . r under such idealistic condition ;r a more beautiful picture. we will surely do you good, we are also prepared to fit you u y for less. iester % m , ,.. ? Cheer Up! I Meredith Nicholson 3! is still alive and writing with all his ; J old time warmth J! and geniality. Lady j! Larkspur f <? differs somewhat in pattern but is J | from the same 3! loom which produced this author's J* other brilliant brain 3I fabrics and gained him such an in- J> stant and assured 33 place among American poets, essay- J; ists and fiction 33 writers. Among ? 4 > I Indiana's Best 1 4 > 4 4 < > he is regarded by t some as equal to X the great Tarking- o ton. At least, he is j $ a close second. We t 1 take pleasure in + announcing " Lady Larkspur" as our f 1 new serial. He sure ^ to make her ac- <* quaintance. x I You'll Like It! % . X FOR SALE LIMITED AMOUNT OF IMPROVED ROWDEN COTTON SEED AT $2.50 PER BUSHEL. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. P.M. THERRELL v MATERIAlT" MD BUILDING MATERHAND. ITY MANTELS $9.50 AARON SELLERS ew Life | | jl \ I e in II II II vns, r of 1 ome vith I list 3. p in field | MM